Wetlands play an important role in sustaining ecosystems on the earth, which regulate water
resources, adjust local climate and produce food for human beings, etc. However, wetlands …

Under the dual influences of high‐intensity anthropogenic activity and climate change,
wetland hydrologic connectivity (HC) has decreased significantly, resulting in the severe …

Soil erosion and sediment deposition are relevant to multiple important ecosystem services
essential for natural and human systems. The present study aims to project future soil …

Hydrologic models are widely used for projecting influences of changing climate on water
resources. In this study, we compared the original Soil and Water Assessment Tool (SWAT) …

Improving model performance in ungauged basins has been a chronic challenge in
watershed model application to understand and assess water quality impacts of agricultural …

Riparian buffers are important features that help to mitigate suspended sediment loads
within rivers running through agricultural landscapes. Evaluating their effectiveness for …

The effectiveness of riparian vegetation buffers at conserving hyporheic habitats used by
freshwater unionid mussels is not well understood. A comparison of sites with intact vs …

Surface runoff and infiltration partition is a primary process of hydrologic cycle. Here, we
compare four different surface runoff and infiltration partition methods within a Richards …

The coupled carbon (C) cycle across terrestrial and aquatic environments at the watershed
scale has been identified as an important, but poorly constrained component of the global …

Riparian forest buffers have multiple benefits for biodiversity and ecosystem services in both
freshwater and terrestrial habitats but are rarely implemented in water ecosystem …